Sony introduces new ‘Infamous: First Light’ DLC

Moving on to more Sony E3 news. There is a new standalone downloadable content for the game Infamous: Second Son called First Light. They should a quick clip at the conference that looks like the DLC will focus on the character Fetch. Fetch looks to be locked in a prison for super-powered human beings, which forces her to confront her past. She will also start a new journey geared towards exacting revenge. The game will be available starting August.

Source: Game Informer

Sony bundles white version of PlayStation 4 with ‘Destiny’ game

Want to get your hands on a white version of the Sony PlayStation 4? Then you’re going to have to buy it bundled with the new shooter from Bungie Studios called Destiny. Gamers can pick up the game and the console starting September 9. The PlayStation 4 Destiny Bundle includes the white version of the console (which still has the same specs of the original), white controller, copy of the game, and 30-day membership to PlayStation Plus. The membership entitles you to online multiplayer access as well as free games on the PlayStation Store. Sony didn’t mention yet how much the package would cost but you can expect it to be around US$399, which is the current suggested retail price of the PS4.

Source: Tech Crunch

Sony surpasses Nintendo in game console sales for FY2013

It’s been a long time coming but now Sony has managed to overtake Japanese rival Nintendo in the game console market for the 2013 fiscal year. Sony was able to sell 18.7 million consoles which is a few million more than Nintendo’s 16.3 million figure. These sales reflect current generation consoles like the Sony PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Wii U as well as previous generation machines like the Nintendo Wii, Nintendo 3DS, Sony PS 3, and Sony PS Vita. We’re hoping this isn’t the start of Nintendo’s descent but it’s not looking good at the moment.

Source: Ubergizmo

Google starts Android 4.4.3 KitKat rollout

Google has finally begun rolling out the latest iteration of its mobile operating system to Nexus devices and a few Google Play versions of some OEMs. It’s no surprise the update arrives first to Google-owned or -managed devices. The update has shown up on Nexus 5, Nexus 7 (Wi-Fi version), Play editions of the Samsung Galaxy S4, HTC One M7 and M8, and Sony Z Ultra. The Moto X for T-Mobile is also getting the update first, the Moto G bought online in the US and in retail stores in Brazil, and the Moto E bought online in the US.

This minor update will have a new interface for the dialer, new colors, as well as additional bug fixes, security patches, and overall stability improvements. It will also reportedly fix the battery drain that happens when the camera is used.

Source: CNet